Xander S.

Hey Elis E., we don’t currently support that feature.

Thanks Chandrahaas J.. I'm not sure what the issue might be. If you can provide a code snippet that reproduces the issue, that would be a good start.

Hi Chandrahaas J. can you share a code snippet?

Priya R. Tony has caught me up on this issue a bit. Definitely mysterious. If you are able to adjust the Phoenix source code, can you add the following print statements and let us know what you see in the Phoenix logs?

src/phoenix/server/cost_tracking/cost_model_lookup.py

Line 136-143 (in find_model())

print(f"[DEBUG-COST] find_model() called with model_name='{model_name}', _models_by_id has {len(self._models_by_id)} models")
candidates = [
    model
    for model in self._models_by_id.values()
    if (not model.start_time or model.start_time <= start_time)
    and model.name_pattern.search(model_name)
]
print(f"[DEBUG-COST] find_model() found {len(candidates)} candidates")
if not candidates:
    print(f"[DEBUG-COST] find_model() returning None - no candidates matched")
    return None

After submitting your span, look for lines starting with [DEBUG-COST] in your logs.

I believe so, but let’s check with 🔒[private user]

It's not on the current roadmap to support project-level access in a single instance of Phoenix, but feel please free to file us an issue on GitHub. The Arize AX platform supports enterprise-level RBAC. Phoenix Cloud also has the notion of spaces, which provision individual, self-contained instances of Phoenix with separate projects/ users. Self-hosted users sometimes deploy multiple instances of Phoenix for different teams to accomplish something similar. Hope this helps!

We don't support scoping of particular projects to particular users.

Hey Akshobhya D., one of our design goals is to make Phoenix easy to deploy. It is a single Docker container. We recommend using Postgres. Helm chart included in the above link.